Sentence examples similar to commitment to agreed targets from inspiring English sources

Time-Bound Targets and Accountability: The AIDS response benefitted from global and country-level commitments with concrete indicators and agreed targets.

Not all agree, however: "The E.U.'s commitment to 2020 renewables targets remains strong, but the majority of countries will miss their targets due to cuts in government renewable budgets and transmission and permitting constraints," according to the IHS report.

A retained commitment to national targets and regional planning on the one hand, a new commitment to local-led development and an end to targets on the other.

Underlying all new store openings will be a strict commitment to sales targets.

Public commitment to achieving targets is important.

"We retain our commitment to that target," she told Today.

This is a reference to the deal brokered earlier this summer, which saw the UK agree to the ambitious targets recommended by the independent Committee on Climate Change, but only after the Treasury had secured a commitment to review the targets if the EU failed to agree to similarly ambitious targets for post-2020.

In early 2007, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs MAEE) confirmed its commitment to complete the agreed UNICEF Country Programme Action Plan CPAPP) until 2009.

A real commitment from China means it has to agree to reduce carbon emission with actual numerical targets.

We need a statement of shared commitment by these nations to reduce emissions 50% by 2050 a level that scientific research tells us will avert climate disaster and to agree to negotiate the gradual targets that will get us there.

But they failed to agree on any binding emission targets.